. The
.lnsi extractWeu of En h Cod Liv-
ers. with Poptonuto or
modern TONIC RECON-
ITIIUBTOR. contulnlng the mediu—
Bold only by
. Pm!“ IAXTI‘R "
m; I
We take pride in the entity et
CANDY
Launches and BoutsI
All ltlndu of Repairing giving upuoiul
but... launch was. I
or ull kinds promptly built
Delis. For Cele
uttuntlen
Oyster iihell Point, Nerwullt
Ice. Cream _
Bakery Products
Everything In Stock, II Fresh.
Pure and Clean.
F. A. LANE,
51 Washington Street.
" south Norwulk '
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The Methodist Sunday school, of
New Canaan enjoyed its annual pic-
late at Roton Point, host Thursday.
Miss Mario Keith and brother Wll
lie. who have been \islting their aunt,
.lliss Carrie Sherwood, have returned
home.
The tennis tournament of the young
ladies at Tokcnoke will stun on Mon-
day. The prize is a beautiful silver
cup appropriately designed and on.
gravod. presentod by him. Sidney
Word.
~S'llff Hats, $1.50 to $3. O‘Brien.
The window display of articles for
art needlework at N. E. Ryan Coin
store is attracting considerable nt-
tentlon‘. The ilnlshedrpieces look gory
pretty and are a great help to those
who wish to embroider any of the
stamped designs.
Charles E.'Jelinings. who recently
purchased the Morris Iii. Norton prop
arty from the South Norwalk Congre-
gational church. has had the poison
ivy removed from along the fonces and
the wild carrot growth pulicd out all
the lots. making a decided improve I
meat in the appearance of the place. ‘
The New l',ork New Haven and]
Hartford railroad is rapidly unending"
Its Bcrkshirc trolio} line southward.
to parallel the Berkshire division OIi
thosteam line between (treat Barring I
ton and (“nusam and it is cxpectch
that theor- pluccs will he connocted'
by elcctrir scrrice before the cod of
lh coming month. I
Yancy Morrpw,
town as ”Suowuli.” employed at (lil-
bert l~‘. Stcvctls' livory stebic. was re-
cently married at South Norwsik. to
Miss bottle Brooke. who, has been cook
Ior Dr. Charles ll. Keeler for sevorul
months. Mr. and Mrs. Morrow have
the best wishes of a host of fricndas»~
New Canaan Mcsscnucr.
>_ um.
~80“ Hats, “.30 to $2.50. (I'li’rlcn.
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Examinations for Male utaiutory
and elcmentnry teachers certificates
were hold at the State Normal School
in Dan-bury. yesterday. and tllotio who
took'the sxntuiuutionu were. Hertha
F. Wlluon. of Ritlxollold. lioliy Lillian
Brown. of So. Kcnl. Charles ll. Souls.
of Ouylordsvillo, and Floyd ll. llavl-
lund. of Stamford. Tho examinations
u lnIchurxo or A, N. Potter. of wun-
auntie.
Edwgrd C. .iucituon. for many yearn
the station uncut of the New York.
New Huron and Hartford railroad at
thohllold und one of tho oldest em-
ployoa of the old Shopsug line, has
been succeeded in tho position of
uncut by J. V. Davids, of Ansoniu, end
the pluce of his son. Ruynwnd Judit-
Iml. so telegraph operator. ut bitch.
tleld. has been taken by l’. R. Goolett.
recently at Stevenson.
The Otto thrilled 00.. of south Nor-
wulk. munuluctururu of still fur hats
in the rough. has tiled a certificate re-
ducing the authorlued capital from
210.000 to 12.000 and the number; of
shares from too to to. The thence
II secured by ruduclng pro mu tho
‘ The
manure is lined by Willie. lets:
it. Earl. who mutate
holding: at tho stock owners.
undid,
u stein ty of thediuurd of «motors.
W
Alhambra “W
“M MN» . ‘ ' J
mm m t“
hand.
hand.
hull-holiday.
St. Mary's (Jinn-ch tomorrow.
iSoulh Norwulk Congregational church]
The time of the country fair is at
The season of family reunions is at
Not, a very pleasant afternoon for n1
0
A special collection will be taken at.
The Harris & Duns company are dis.
1
charging a barge of anthracite coal. ‘
Miss Robocca London. of Wenlpm‘t.I
spent yesterday in Norwallt on busi-
. tress.
it
S. lzoquello and party. of Siam-;
ford. snilcd over to union Point. thlsl
week. I
Edward s Meeker. of Wentport ave-I
nuo. spent yesterday in New York city:
on business.
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lohn A. (‘shill of Norwalk chimed!
a tiai' s \IN‘BUOI] front his duties in
Non Y'oth CIU yesterday.
”w...“
Edward barber. of Coleburn o‘
Laudcr's Norwulk slorc, will start this.
evening upon his annual vocation.
of Now
W. A. thcIer and family.
Canaan. uro spending several wcoltn at ‘
Harbor View in Mr. Wheeler‘s new
cottage.
According to the calendur summer
ends a week from yesterday, but astro-
nolnloally speaking thc iinisb comes
September 21.
There will be no oervltos in the:
tomorrow the edifite being chided for
ream atiou and repairs.
The ninth animal clautbukc of Ho
neor Hook and ihddcr Company. of
Not walk “Ill be hold tomorrow after-
noon in Stllmidtu Grow.
Raymond Shea and .losoph l9. (lulla-
uhor of the olectricni dopnrimcnl of
tho Now liavon Railroad and George
(lsl'lnes or South .\urwulit me spond
lug tno wheku' “Million in Maine.
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beltcr known about
Mrs. fluorite ll. Wilkinson. Francis
Wilkinson and Misses Ruth and
‘(lliidyn Wilkinson, of- "7 l .nko menuc.
lilunbury, hate relutnod trout liumpo
E Beach. where they have been upendan i
‘ IIll', summer.
ricr‘n hall, ill lltflrnml avenue.
will be Il‘alitlllf‘ltlti.
Sylvmtor Sherwood. of 20 Went
Wsshinntou street, celebrated hit-t new
olitleIlllh birthday annivoreury today.
C. F.'Bennett. of Franklin nvolttw.
will leave for Block Island. it. I., where
he will be the mtest of frlondn for a
few days.
Charles Page. John Stownrt, Bud
titrsot and the Misses Katherine
Campbell and Irene Coleman. of The
Norwalku. spout Wodncsdny in New
York city. whom they attended u par»
ty given by the Rldgaiiold Tennis
Club of the Bronx. '
Rev. William H. Thom” will proucll
at the morning and owning services
of the Flret Methodist Episcopal
Church. of South Norwulll. tomorrow.
in the morning the text or his sermon
will bu Life's Limitations and in the
sterling Breed of Lite. litre. 'l‘. A.
Calder. at Toninmu. will oiltclutc or
the occult.
/
Conductor W. it .Cusy. of the Berk.
chit-e division. at the New Haven
road. line been unpainted _un uuulstunt
train-muster. The truinu trunnion
from Henleyvllle to Shelton will he
look“ uttur by him while nonbiu
trucking work ht undor way on that
suction. iti- heudquurteru will be M.
Bot-lord...-
iileuutltul victim nostul outdo eboyn
_ in; the bound» of Enron Ire hula:
floured by the may Norm trienn-
film. Mhfimmlotmoou
m In. shuto- mu u My or
A special meeting of tho liaiisu in-P
depondcni Society will be held tomor-j
I row morning at 8:30 o'clock, in Quitti:
It >
which time math-rs of speclul lnisitieuaI
1* 14 30”.“th $1”.
I so. NORWALK
' "2iwuL1L 87.,
NORWALK
TrOusers Sale
Our Semi— Annual Red Tag
Norwulks who have patiently waited for this Sale we can safely state that the values offered
are the greatest we have ever offered. The values on not only exceptional but the styles
are all new this mm
SEMI-ANNUAL ..
Trousers Sale II now before you. To the hundreds of men in The
Men’s $2. 00 Trousers
These are mighty desirable Work-
ing Pants and are made for hard
service and are wear-resisting.
Nest stripes and mixed effects.
9
Anhouser liuoch Beer
Budweiser Beer
Schlitz Miiwukee Beer
i’ubst Milwaukee Beer
Pabst lilue Ribbon [lect-
Piel liros.‘ Ilortmunder
B. is W. imperial.
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George Ehret's Extra |
You Get the Variety at Beckitiar’iu’ o
What Kind Of BEE I»
Do You Like?“
8. Llobmann‘o Son‘s Rhcingold
Ficgenspun's 1’. 0. N. Boer
Peter lloellzcfi ‘
imported Wurz , ‘
imported Munchner
Lamps Falstaff _
Iialleutlne'u Export
first Prize
FREE PROMPT DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS, OF TOWN
A.'F.BeCkmatin 8: Co.
83 C 85 WASHINGTON 3T.
Men’s $2.50 8; $8 Trousers
. If your cost and vest are pretty
$1 I48 3 I98
Men's $8.50 Trousers
Many different styles to
from" in this assortment
good a pair of these Trousers
will smurten up your whole
Men’s $5 TrouSers
I
$3.48
select In colorings to match almost any
suit . . ....... . ...............
$248
Take your choice
unit. Very pretty effects ......
$4.48
of the Fine $6 8: $6.50 Trousers
Don’t
TWO BIG TABLES OF BROKEN LINES.
‘ Sm AND Sis SUITS
These are not regular goods. but
broken lines from the big
Miss These SUIT Values
320 AND $25 SUITS
It you find your size you get a
magnificent bargain ..........
suic..
isssl $110.85”
All Regular,
Red Tag Prices Still in Effect
Large Soft Crabs
Lem. medium and saucer IIIIO u. Swordfish. 0M. Clinton. Vleekfielt.
Iuttertlult. Flat, Fresh Mackerel.
When but goes up. Fish comes down.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
’ TELEPHONE IN.
Shirt-
Waists
Afcw broken his and altos
in llatisle. Mumtiwttc nnd 'i'uii
ored Waists. to P10“? out
$1.25
POIT CARDS
BOUVENIR STEINS. 250
J. I. Mallette
(Formerly Mines Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
IN HONOR OF THEIR GUESTS.
Hr. und Hrs. Hugh MieCurthy Enur‘!
tuln Friends in A. 0. H. Hull. '
A party in honor of the Misses Kath-
erine Reilly and Kathcriue hit-Insrnoy.
visitors at tho home of Mr. and hlru.
Hugh hict‘urthl‘me gin-n In A. 0.
H. Hall. lust evening.
Tho‘so prcnem included the follow-
ing: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mci‘urilli'.
Mr. and Mrs l'utrick llurns. Mr. and
Mrs. Junie-(ubill Mm Alice lisimos
Mr and 3er Bernard Newman. Mrs
John \ioitloy. Annie (‘onnoily. Male:
Crolty. Mule Burlimun. The-mun Sven!
Minn Brennan. Julia (toning. Noll (‘ol—I
lino. Alice iilc(‘nrthy. li‘lurcncc .\ic(‘ur-
thy. Murgarct imnnrd. Kathcrine’
Leonard. Mamlo Friend. hiamio Moth-I
on a. hinrxttcrito Powers. Abbie Henry}
Theron (‘uhilL Mfll'y Klornsn. unite:
hliiburn.’ Sarah llurtts. Mny lux-kc.’
Katie lions. Katie “Irish. Nelllo Molt-
lcy, .Ir-nnio t‘ahill. Anions Mokloy, \\
l’oworu. James (‘nhtlL Ilcl‘l liosc. Tito
nias Murphy. John Friend. Joscph'
(‘orcor‘utn William iii'uhee, Iiarry Ami»
ler. (‘hurlca \‘ollt. .laniics Poultry. Fred
Iiulncs. Arthur hittirihill. Arlhul‘ 1.042.:
John I". Monro. Edward Valentino.
James i‘roiiuth. \i‘illisitu llurns, Saran
Ileld llurnu. Iierlwrt tituilh. Ftcd Sin-
boil. William Fruit}. Hamilton (1qu
stock, John I". Moltioi. ltobert liurul.
George Money. \Villlatm lnltiyan. tires.
ory lsltlyuu. I.
EXTRAC I ION hit-s. iillce (shill liiiutnou sung am I
oral colon, uccompanlod by her sltsior
Every one- in looking for the but ' . .
uervice ut the mm“ resuonnble Wm... M u 'lltorouu i‘.uhiii James (shill
also suing sovornl simian. hilly (‘rotti
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Pill DELIVERY.
'Charles Buck, Ir.
Electrical
Contractor
General Repair WorkI
Addreuu:
iii MAIN ST" NORWALK
Telephoneu:. Ofllze. 901; bonus. 214.
and those sum-ring from tooth which
enouno” nuvu A unv-
moe uccounr. .
snow Hm How 10
[MN A urns non-
uv AND rlnuuuou
mm 1-0 uuvu PART
OFIT.
A DOLLAR OPINI
AN ACCOUNT WITH
THE
Trust Co.
Pays 4% on lettings
open nanny mot-ire
GLOIID or noon car-
until“!
a
mmuflm.
memo
Your Boy
South Norwalk
Mammotmm'
need to be tnimu out will approchm and “ililum (‘rotty furnloltod music
my mothodu. 'l horn is no extra eburue' for dancing.
for difllcult cents and the multu ureI
MIMI nullhwlury; old r00“ which‘
hare been n nuisance in the mouth.
find a mounts to tho houlth; crooked
tooth. or those broken oil. are quickly
and imittloeuly oxtructod. leaving tho~
some clean und heulthy. with no Ill
utterei'lectu.
Dr. .I. H. MALLERY
1t! south lulu 8L. loath timers
Hours: 0 u. II. to I D. It. In.
- days by unpolntrnunt only.
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intermission.
The purly broke up in the wee hours
of the morning and oil (knurled for
their eorerul hOllIOl null pleased with
the ovoninx'u entertainment.
MW
Hllltllo To 0200-000.
MI- I
“M" Lueutee Mrs. Iuidwin, Who
[toned from Her iUncIu'u Home.
The "00.000 estate left to May Defl-
nuy. by her uncle. in spite of tho tact
CONNRAINON 'APIHO.
- Articles of corporation merrily tiled . neutrons. will not no tu-bexslus. The
in tho once oi the secretory or state girl‘u cunt udverliued for new: of her
include (It. following: upon the uncle’s depth a week and
. The New Hum Hotel Company or uml now the heiress has been found.
I New Huven; anthem showing lnueI hills Macy left i or uncle's home
of "75.000 udtlthnul nook. and married Oliver 1 uldwln. He be-
The New Minna Furniture (loin. «mu a blacksmith at d settled in lib
puny at New Haven; to stunt with ta, ford. Conn. Sever-ultimo: there nus
m ounltul: loonrporuted by Buniurnln illness in the unity and other trons
Ivirshr, homo arm and smn 'hIes. but the gin did Inot appeal to no:
Bvlrslty. weulthy uncle.
The Whittardnuiloeit Company ot Relatives heard Ihi wuilvlng near
’North Ouhuun: to eturt with ".000 New Haven end at or the uncle“:
nuptial; luaurnoruted ., by autos it. deuth the aunt thoui in us advertise-
warm-0mm it. mum..mtum nest, in the New it run monsoon
mutilation! Iemuul um. Intuit touch nor. 1 . Isidwlh did
m Mute the» lot- mm! not use it. tut .
_Matmnevuu.w: Winston
. at: m . " u m or.
Tel. 500
loo cream and cake was myrvod‘at,I
he: further heard thnt. Mclwcy
that site olopul from hit home in Min-I
' told “Vivi“
Phone 440.
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sourn nonwuut’}
fir
Rotou Point Hote
Shore Dinners a Specialty.
Bathing and Other Attra
HIGH OLABO OONCEI‘TS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAEZA‘
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Portion
JACOBS BROS. Managers
as
a ing, Boating
Have You
6-Cylinder Moyer'Carf
' _ Now Being Demonstrated at Our Garage?
Seen the
$3.000
And Worth the Money—Come and See It.
Oscar H. Banks
RIVER ITIEET Teluphon
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FEDERATION OF LABOR. .
Cornmiueioner Connolley'u Views on
the Socieiilt “ovumunt.
The Hartford Commit yesterdayi
sold: I
Patrick Ii Conndlley. of Danburv
labor gommissioner of this state tn
the recent appointment of Governor
Simeon E. Baldwin. yesterday after-
uoon said that tho feeling among
some of the associated labor organism
lions in the state that the socialists
would make urn/effort ut the next
convention of the State Federation ol’
Labor to not (mtrol of the elective
offices. was founded on unbstantiul
umnuds. Mr. (fonnolley himself will
‘3.
-, not be u cundidole tor election this
your. so he ilndu his public oilice de-
manding considerable time and at-
lcntiou. Ho has been secretary of the
Statc l-‘tderstion for some time and
his mfusul to let his name be used at
‘ this election throws the office of too
rotary an is also the othce of pmsldont.
open to contest. Three candidates tor ‘
prosidont and thrg tor secretary arc
Inlncudy in the field Tho «secretary
item 8400 n y.eur while the president
Ksts 8200.
Mr. Fonnolley. who is a labor man
Iund s Democrat. urns he has boon in-
lormcd that loseph Mclmvy. of llrldaot
port, who is u socialist and a («hill
date for prealdent, its smomt the work-
ers for socialism umonl the labor or-
Itnnicatlons. The labor commissioner
has
hem churned-ix the outside organism.
tions and particularly thorn» organics»
limit! which are more inclined to on;
them to join the State Federation. The
giant will not be as atrong in the M'.
vendors as they otherwise might be.
monthly. defending. the luhor moun-
nm. but he does not have the entire
continues chemo of the labor men.
who fool that he not! others who on
lntursotot! in the uocluliutic party hove
been ntiudod when the iuhor men-
um did not puss. ileum It the only
one of the‘ is eundlduteu. loam ii!
the “utility to lie in tho lleld. who In
W must no not om
the committees of the present general)
8 681-3 NORWALK,
secretary are John Riley,
bury. The g'tcater contest
. president.
Three outside organiaztions ;hu.
One 0 ‘ .
Izulion which applied for membm
in proper time is being considered
which includes
The State WV
tion has about 100 affiliated mm
lions. comprising one-filth o! the MM
[organizations in the state.
the first year that there has been any:
for the onions:
about ninety of the cum
send delegates.
Connolloy has no idea that half of
the delegates this year will be of the
He believed '
applied for membership.
the slate council,
exocutire officom.
thing of a contest.
l‘uunlly
organizations
socialist party or {or it.
that the working men feel
organiwtions do
But
have labor
even in
these cities
Bridgeport.
he ooolullsis.
do not haw the socin'listlc
But only five ofithc Hartford or A
tions are in the Slow Federation.
Control Labor l‘nlon and
mailers' Union having left the F .
lion last full, as titty did not (It
they wanted.‘
Mr. (‘onnoiley in among men ,
polite tho eoclnlletlc purl}. asking hollow labor and socdulium chariot, ’
Socialium is politic...
call ldr the convention comes outlier" in not politics, be M”. hilt labor. ‘
this your. coming musty in 0ctoher.iuanizutions which will improve M
It In required by tho rules that an out workinutnen's condition.
aspiration. to have representation ntfooclullutd Ilcilt‘t'e their petty, and in
a convention. shall have applied for.
membership three months previous, 13- C‘onnoiloy bellows that men podium
“Orifice of the hot that the convert gwoutd some palitlcaj plums if out!
lion at Derby comes September ll thisi are where titsy can reach them.
year. which to much eerller. In so is expected that Hohvys efiiortu will
aimed us one reason why the social meet with violent opposition In link
it true politics, ueeordlngto
.etutenents given out lust tall by tutti
Notary has been appearing before; in the Central labor Union at Hurt-
tord, which unused the split in the
suite Wins. The unprouchinx‘
‘00an IIII WM WNW?
Isutmitilcti.
other, ohould make
Wtemher
him unto “I!!!
nutipnullvullmuonthu
more to Immv‘e‘
their condition than socialism does. '
When it comes to voting, suys tho ‘
commissioner. labor men will mtg inc
dependently for whom they want, '
certain cities in C' .. I
organizations In
whom socialism is gaining
the organisations.
are New Haven
Thcir delegates to 3
coming mnvontion are nationhood
Hartford organ!
the laws. Ill!
PROHlIl‘I‘lON untAltIn comma.
murmur). Aug. zo.—~obum
Hell. of Lou Annalee. Cub. coo oi
cuumv '
kill)!
and Robert Cunningham. all
will ‘
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Mr;
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the 0
won. the
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